The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 87
... Such - a - one's lady ? No. ' coufin Such - a - one ? No. Lord , fays Mrs. Jane , what is the friendship of women ? - · 6 Nor your -Nay , they 6 may ་ may well laugh at it . And did no N ° 272 87 THE SPECTATOR .
... Such - a - one's lady ? No. ' coufin Such - a - one ? No. Lord , fays Mrs. Jane , what is the friendship of women ? - · 6 Nor your -Nay , they 6 may ་ may well laugh at it . And did no N ° 272 87 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 252
... Such is that of arming themselves with their tortures , and turning their punishments upon him who inflicted them . —No , let us rather choose , " Arm'd with hell flames and fury , all at once " O'er heaven's high tow'rs to force ...
... Such is that of arming themselves with their tortures , and turning their punishments upon him who inflicted them . —No , let us rather choose , " Arm'd with hell flames and fury , all at once " O'er heaven's high tow'rs to force ...
Strana 274
... such friend- fhips at school , as are a fervice to us all the follow- ing parts of our lives . · I fhall give you , under this head , a story very well known to feveral perfons , and which you may depend ་ upon as real truth . Every one ...
... such friend- fhips at school , as are a fervice to us all the follow- ing parts of our lives . · I fhall give you , under this head , a story very well known to feveral perfons , and which you may depend ་ upon as real truth . Every one ...
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